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Bonds Maturing in 2030

12 bonds maturing in 2030, listed across Indian platforms and sorted by yield to maturity (YTM). Compare YTM, coupon, credit rating and minimum investment for 2030 maturities.

12Bonds listed
13.8%Highest YTM
9.4%Average YTM
Prachay Capital Mar ’30
BBB-
13.8%YTM
COUPON
13%
TENURE
3.5 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹10K
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Tapir Constructions Mar ’30
A-
12.62%YTM
COUPON
12.5%
TENURE
3.5 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹2.0L
BondScanner Buy
IIFL Samasta May ’30
AA-
11.5%YTM
COUPON
11%
TENURE
3.7 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹2.0L
BondScanner Buy
Muthoot Fincorp Dec ’30
AA
10%YTM
COUPON
10.26%
TENURE
4.3 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹5.1L
BondScanner Buy
Hinduja Leyland Oct ’30
AA+
9%YTM
COUPON
9.5%
TENURE
4.1 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.1L
BondScanner Buy
Sammaan Capital Dec ’30
AA+
8.8%YTM
COUPON
8.79%
TENURE
4.2 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.0L
BondScanner Buy
Sammaan Capital Oct ’30
AA+
8.8%YTM
COUPON
9.15%
TENURE
4.1 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.1L
BondScanner Buy
Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation Dec ’30
AA
8.2%YTM
COUPON
9.35%
TENURE
4.3 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.1L
BondScanner Buy
Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation May ’30
AA
8.15%YTM
COUPON
9.3%
TENURE
3.7 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.0L
BondScanner Buy
Hinduja Leyland May ’30
AA+
8.1%YTM
COUPON
8.5%
TENURE
3.6 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.0L
BondScanner Buy
Poonawalla Fincorp
AAA
7.5%YTM
COUPON
7.9%
TENURE
4.1 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹1.1L
WintWealth Buy
G-Sec Apr ’30
SOV
6.5%YTM
COUPON
7.17%
TENURE
3.6 yr
MIN. INVEST
₹105
BondScanner Buy

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What happens when a bond matures in 2030?

On the maturity date the issuer repays the face value to your demat account along with the final coupon. Nothing needs to be sold - repayment is automatic if the issuer stays solvent.

What do 2030-maturity bonds yield today?

As of Sept 2026, the 12 listed bonds maturing in 2030 yield between 6.5% and 13.8% (average 9.4%). Shorter maturities generally carry less interest-rate risk.